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Allan Davidson Edinburgh-based accountancy firm Chiene + Tait (C+T) has enhanced its business technology service offering with the launch of a new Digital Division.

The onwards march of 'Pretirement', where people scale back on work or slow their retirement plans down rather than giving up entirely, is continuing, according to Prudential’s latest annual research.

David Skilling Scotland’s economy has “lagged behind” that of other advanced small nations, according to a report by globally renowned expert David Skilling who argues Scotland must practice fiscal discipline to stay competitive with them.

Police in Fife have arrested seven people after staff working in branches of Bank of Scotland became suspicious of transactions involving £14,000 worth of cheques and withdrawals.

The total value of the residential sales market in Scotland from 2007-08 to 2017-18 was £161.3 billion, according to the sixth annual Registers of Scotland’s Property Market Report.

Visa has said it was a hardware failure that caused the collapse of its service for millions of its customers across Europe on Friday that left them unable to use their cards for purchases.

Elaine Cromwell A partner at Scottish accountancy firm Thomson Cooper recently attended Sage's Making Tax Digital event at the House of Commons.

Anne Hall Dick Brewin Dolphin is growing its matrimonial team in Scotland with the appointment of family law and mediation expert, Anne Hall Dick, as a consultant.

Anne Dick Wealth managers Brewin Dolphin is growing its matrimonial offering in Scotland with the appointment of family law and mediation expert, Anne Hall Dick, as a consultant.

Philip Hammond A multibillion pound sell-off of Royal Bank of Scotland shares by the UK Government is now imminent, despite them being worth little more than half of what they were when the Edinburgh-based lender was bailed out at a cost of £45.5 billion to the taxpayer in 2008.

https://youtu.be/Ey9l9m7AuEw The SNP‘s long awaited growth commission report which has been published today and is expected to signal the first moves for the party in re-opening the independence debate in Scotland, has conceded that it is to be expected that a number of Scottish banks would move t

A small number of mainly elderly people have been targeted in a spate of strikes by fraudsters in the north east of Scotland that has seen £1.2 million stolen in the past three weeks, police have said.

An Edinburgh-based company has announced it has completed its transition to become Scotland’s latest employee-owned business, with 14 members of staff becoming majority owners.

Yvonne Dunn, Partner, Pinsent Masons LLP International law firm Pinsent Masons has been appointed as a global strategic partner to FinTech Scotland and will sit on the board of the fintech sector enabler.

Graeme Mackay and Ken Pattullo of Begbies Traynor Professional services firm Begbies Traynor has appointed Graeme Mackay as a director in its Dundee office.